Communication Flashcards

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When creating an ad that is graphic and emphasizes the suffering of real people, researchers should consider the ethical decision of….

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Informed consent.

  • Researchers should make sure that the participants are fully informed about how their images would be portrayed and how broadly the ads would be shared
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To collect data to assess the health literacy of the populations and assess how they are understanding communication materials, a researcher can

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Do interviews, focus groups and surveys

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3
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Communication Medium

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Sound, print, visual images

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4
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Communication Channel

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Speaking, radio, magazines, social media

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Noise

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Anything that interferes with, distorts, or slows down the transmission of information

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Health Communication Program Cycle

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  1. Planning and strategy development
    - Includes analysis of the problem, ecological setting, the target population, core intervention strategy and partnership mix
  2. Developing and pretesting concepts, messages, and materials
    - Focuses on developing and producing specific concepts, messages, materials and media to achieve program objectives
  3. Implementing the program
    - A tactical plan defining what will be done, when, where, how and with what money for each piece of the program
  4. Assessing effectiveness and making refinements
    - Assessing the outcomes and impact of the program.
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Primary Audience

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The person or people to whom your message is addressed

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Secondary Audience

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People who have direct and immediate influence over the primary audience

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Tertiary Audience

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People who have indirect influence with the primary audience

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Engagement Strategies

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Goal of engagement strategies is to set up a feeling of mutual understanding (ex. setting up Facebook pages for people who share a health condition)

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Educational strategies

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The provision of information, can include framing.

  • Framing is presenting the information to best resonate with the intended audience.
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12
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Four P’s of Marketing

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Product, Price, Place, Promotion

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Patient Centeredness

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Principle that places the patient’s needs and abilities at the heart of any communication encounter, whether in clinical or public health.

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Health literacy

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The degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions

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Covello’s Message Map

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Messages are presented in three short messages in fewer than 27 words each

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Nelson’s Nonemergency Communication Questions

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  • What did you find? (Description)
  • Why did it happen? (Explanation)
  • What does it mean? (Interpretation)
  • What needs to be done about it? (Action)
17
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The most challenging aspect of risk communication takes place….

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During a disaster of natural or human creation